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tue. 17 Sep.
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12h30-13h00

The lunch break that satiates

To get a good lunch, treat yourself to a no-frills museum outing that will whet your appetite. This quick and condensed formula allows you to familiarize yourself with a work or object from our collections, without taking up too much of your lunch break.

Since the creation of radio broadcasting, radio receivers have been given a very important place in everyday life, which is also reflected in the importance they take in furniture. Today, most people no longer have specific radio receivers, but use other tools that allow them to listen to the radio alongside other uses, such as televisions and mobile phones. Radios are increasingly broadcast via the internet and can be listened to anywhere in the world – large antennas like the one in Junglinster that allowed waves to be broadcast in a specific region have almost become useless. Radios are therefore rarely visible in furniture these days.

Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart

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2345 Luxembourg Nationalmusée fir Geschicht a Konscht, Ville-Haute Luxembourg

Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart
Nationalmusée fir Geschicht a Konscht
Ville-Haute Luxembourg

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  • 2024-09-10 12:30:00 2024-09-10 13:00:00 Europe/Paris Radio from the Brand SIERA-RADIO S.A. de Bruxelles The lunch break that satiates To get a good lunch, treat yourself to a no-frills museum outing that will whet your appetite. This quick and condensed formula allows you to familiarize yourself with a work or object from our collections, without taking up too much of your lunch break. Since the creation of radio broadcasting, radio receivers have been given a very important place in everyday life, which is also reflected in the importance they take in furniture. Today, most people no longer have specific radio receivers, but use other tools that allow them to listen to the radio alongside other uses, such as televisions and mobile phones. Radios are increasingly broadcast via the internet and can be listened to anywhere in the world – large antennas like the one in Junglinster that allowed waves to be broadcast in a specific region have almost become useless. Radios are therefore rarely visible in furniture these days. Nationalmusée fir Geschicht a Konscht, Ville-Haute Luxembourg Nationalmusée um Fëschmaart
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Supermiro is getting a makeover for Brussels and Geneva.
The service will not be available for the next few months in these two areas.
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